Tucson Clinics With A Sliding Scale

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Tucson Clinics With A Sliding Scale

Address: 101 W Irvington Road, Bldg 10

Phone number: 520-573-0096

Part of El Rio Community Health Center, El Pueblo offers family practices, pediatrics, well-women exams and x-rays. They have a pharmacy and lab on site. 75,000 Tucson residents use El Rio clinics. El Rio was started in the 1960s by neighborhood activists and the University of Arizona.

Summit View Clinic

Address: 1900 E Summit St

Phone number: 520-670-3707

Summit resources include a lab, counselor, nutritionist and physical therapy. Patients are able to get the results of their lab tests over the internet. They offer pediatrics and gynecology services as well as others.

Sunnyside Teenage Parent Program

Address: 1725 E. Bilby Rd

Phone number: 520-670-3707

Also a part of El Rio Community Health Center, the Sunnyside Teenage Parent Program which offers services to teenage mothers and their children. Both mother and father able to take classes while keeping their child nearby in the infant care center. Daycare is offered after the child turns one.

MHC - Primary Care Health Center

Address: 2355 N Wyatt Drive, Suite 101

Phone number: 520-616-4948

This location specializes in family practice, gynecology and women’s health. MHC is a nonprofit organization with a goal of providing health care to those who would not otherwise be able to afford it.

United CHC - Three Points Clinic

Address: 15921 W. Ajo Way

Phone number: 520-407-5700

UCHC’s service area has grown more than 500 percent in the past ten years. Services include primary healthcare and primary dentistry. UCHC was founded in 1984 by the College of Medicine at the University of Arizona. The Three Points Clinic used to be housed in a trailer, until 1996 when they moved in to a new building.

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